Übersetzung für "Cognitive change" in Deutsch

How do cognitive abilities change in adulthood?

Social interaction is an essential element of cognitive change (Newman, 1989).

Furthermore, ‘within the activation context, career guidance has increased the role of mediator between the individual and the system and who plays the role of an agent, who should create ‘cognitive’ change in individuals, especially in the sense of accepting the existing circumstances of the functioning of the labour market (flexibility, precarious employment, etc.)’ (Kopa?, 2007).

New study argues that the greatest defining feature of our species is not 'symbolism' or dramatic cognitive change but rather its unique ecological position as a global 'general specialist'

The research of the Chair of Organizational and Business Psychology focuses on social relations in organizations, especially the costs and benefits of professional networking behavior ("Vitamin B"), as well as investment decisions under uncertainty and the question of how cognitive processes change in the course of such projects.

ISOE develops scientific and practice-related foundations for transdisciplinary research and examines how research and cognitive processes change when applied to problems in the context of sustainable development.

As a result of structuralist and cognitive change in the field of cultural anthropology in the 1950’s and 60’s, the analysis of spatial representation gained increasing significance.

New study argues that the greatest defining feature of our species is not 'symbolism' or dramatic cognitive change but rather its unique ecological position as a global 'general specialist'.

To find out whether or not dogs actually understand this cognitive change in perspective, the two researchers embarked on a further series of studies.

New study argues that the greatest defining feature of our species is not 'symbolism' or dramatic cognitive change but rather its unique ecological position as a global 'generalist specialist'.

According to the researchers, these early and late phases of life are particularly likely to be marked by individual cognitive and biological change and by significant life events, such as marriage or retirement.

Against this background, those economic, cognitive and social change processes which can lead to a more environmentally friendly or even sustainable consumer behaviour are of particular interest.

These games engage all areas of executive function: working memory (attention, memory), inhibitory control (ability to follow rules) and cognitive flexibility (change approaches).

Alzheimer's symptoms, such as behavioral and cognitive changes, are caused by damage to the brain.

Notably in the cognitive sphere, changes should not always be equated with deterioration.

The clinical worsening is a result of local inflammatory reaction, including oedema, and manifests as a worsening of neurological symptoms including hemiparesis, ataxia, speech abnormalities, visual disturbance, cognitive/behavioural changes and seizure (dependent on the site of IRIS).

Behaviour changes, cognitive behavioural therapy or medication - with traditional sleeping tablets only being used in exceptional circumstances and for a maximum of two weeks - are all options for treatment.

According to McLuhan, the invention of movable type greatly accelerated, intensified, and ultimately enabled cultural and cognitive changes that had already been taking place since the invention and implementation of the alphabet, by which McLuhan means phonemic orthography.

The Beckley Foundation Scientific Program conducts cutting edge research with LSD in human subjects, explores neurophysiological similarities between LSD and the mystical experience through observing modulations in the blood supply, brainwaves and a broad spectrum of cognitive changes.

This is an important step towards understanding how mutations in the SETD5 gene may cause cognitive changes in affected patients.

Once they have invaded the CNS, the parasites cause behavioral changes, cognitive dysfunction such as confusion, and significant sleep disruption.

The depiction of this relationship occurred in constant correspondence with politics, the press and also mythical motifs, and reflected changing cognitive maps of Russia and Europe .

This study also showed no effects of aspartame on behavioral and cognitive changes in children.

Games like "Freeze Dance", "Musical Chairs", "Red Light, Green Light" or "Duck, Duck, Goose", challenge working memory (remembering the rule, tracking other's movements), inhibitory control (resist reacting to stimuli), and cognitive flexibility (changing plans, owning mistakes) (Center).

Diet plan allows patients to continue to have their favorite foods, losing weight, because the cognitive changes Dieter ago prevents him from overeating.

Reinhold Kliegl's work features a combination of experimental analyses of cognitive changes in old age, formal formation of models oriented on pure research and an innovative survey and analysis methodology.

Brain-training games have long been associated with other effective treatments for depression, in which these types of games can spark cognitive changes.

Although this is very frustrating it is important to remember that this is often due to the cognitive changes that are taking place in the brain, and the person does not have insight into the difficulties they are having.

You can also take the Montreal Cognitive Assessment test, which is a newer test which is more sensitive to early cognitive changes.

Anthony explains Zanesco, researcher at the University of Miami and first author of the paper, These results demonstrate for the first time that intensive meditation practice is linked to positive cognitive changes, lasting and measurable in people.

This sudden spurt of growth and other changes associated with hormonal, cognitive and emotional changes that make adolescents are particularly vulnerable in this period of his life.